My longterm play with high price/great company is buy some and wait...then buy more if price go down or fondamentals go up..this strategy have always been good for me...16,25% compound annually since 2017...and now close to my first 7 figure!!
I started late. I only started buying Nvidia @ 800. I buy 3 regularly every week. If it drops on certain days then i buy 2. I have 60 now. Looking forward to buying more. Will keep buying for long term. 😊
Good presentation. I did this with Amazon over the past 15 yrs as well Google. I bought on breaks, bought monthly, would buy 5 shares here and there out of boredom. I do the same with Nvidia. I am at a place in my life where I dont worry about money anymore. Take Tom’s message to heart. He is absolutely right.
nVidia is just built different. Even if the AI boom sputters out, Jensen and nVidia will already be ahead and onto the next thing. Did you see how fast the pivot was from crypto mining to AI training? Exactly.
I agree that NVDA is seen as the "Stock of the year." I'm interested in identifying potential stocks that could emulate META's growth over the next decade. With $250k allocated for investment, my goal is to retire comfortably.
Most people don’t even know what they’re looking at when they’re looking at NVIDIA. Don’t listen to “stock experts.” Unless your knowledgeable on tech like this (and most aren’t) you won’t see what’s coming. That means more money for me.
after seeing his previous videos about NVDA he's saying that the valuation doesnt make sense with just the current products.. they need multiple other revolutionary products like AI to grow into the valuation but while the momentum is here the valuatin will stay high.. but fundamentals will catch up with it one day and give it a reality check.
it's not detached. Models work based on growth rates. Once the growth rate slows down the multiple will go down and the stock will stall out or go down and then stall out
Tom, I respect your input and your intelligence... but I Need to hear about the upcoming investigation into Nvidia and Microsoft. My understanding is it could take months to possibly years. Please let us know your opinion since obviously we value your opinions.
That professor guy has never made sense to me, I am pretty sure he's clueless. The DCF model works well with value stocks, not growth stocks. For the growth stocks, the key is not the model itself, instead the key is to assess the future earnings down the road, so one has to understand the business of the company. And I can tell that guy has no idea.
"current share price reflects 50% growth for the next 5 years". What is your math to make this claim? You said it is trading at 32 times 2025 earnings.
When a company like NVIDIA surpassess Apple and is on target to be the #1 in market cap beating Microsoft, you HAVE to take notice! It's def impressive. Just remember to not only DCA, but to be diversified in your portfolio...never put ALL your eggs in one stock market basket - or in one stock!...
Aswath said Nvidia is worth $240 per share 9 months ago, please sell all the $240 Nvidia shares to me. You can't compare today Nvidia with 98 to 2000 Cisco if you understand the technologies and the industry.
I admit I have FOMO after GTC and Computex and invested 6% of my portfolio into NVIDIA the past week. I had sold out the little I had months ago. I plan to invest another 6% over the next year.
I got it late and to high, Webull froze my funds for 3 weeks and it went up like crazy in those 3 weeks. I still got a little but I'm doing this, I'll buy when it dips 10 or 15% and if it dont I'll just miss out
Ashwatha Damodaran predicted prise of adani group over valued after hindenburg report what happened now to adani group stock they just bounce back which questions his valuation method
But my question is what stocks can be the next APPL in terms of growth for the next decade? I've set asides 500k to invest and my goal is to retire comfortably rich.
A.I. pc are coming out. What you think the demand will be on servers when the millions of PCs sold are demanding A.I. services. Even HP said the server side business is strong.
NVIDIA is NOT overvalued IF we assume very low or no risk to its sales trajectory and most importantly to its margins. As long as they remain at this level, the valuation is OK.For me, whenever anyone tells "impenetrable moat" I get scared, there is no such thing in the long run. If any company proposes a competitive product, this will put pressure on the profit margins. I would not buy NVDIA at the current level, hold - sure but not increase my position - I would actually trim it (and I have)
If you want money from people don't show them fundamentals , these are for money lenders not partners. Show them perspective, they will join you through equity.
AI Nvidia is like Tesla ditching itself to their competitors. With the geopolitical conflicts happening, I doubt if Nvidia can keep up for the next couple of years. Ten years?
AD is centric around the Discounted Cash Flow Model...NVDA is not a great company (3T Great) according to DCF...that is why he says other avenues are supplying the momentum driving NVDA... NVDA ($1,209.98) is overvalued by 122.14% relative to the estimate of its Fair Value price of $544.70 based on Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) modelling
When you say time in the market beats timing the market, you contradict yourself at buying slowly into it. Just by dca it's mentally easier. Studies have shown that putting it into the thing you want to get anyway at once give you the market time advantage.
Nope. Your wrong.NVIDIA dominates 65 percent of A.I. chips and GPU accelerated computing. They also Pioneer A.I. 2nd place us is Intel at 22%.way far behind So this is like moot for the rest
